Impact of open education resources in nursing education
This post is written by Filipa Da Silva Miranda who is a nurse educator who recently completed the module EDM122. The essay is licensed under …
Nurse Education: encompassing open educational practice
This essay is by Sarah Wiggins who is a nurse educator and recently completed the module EDM122. She has licensed her essay under CC-BY and …
Impact of Open access: healthcare, public health, and own practice
This post is by Pia Sebastian who recently completed my module in February 2023 and is a nurse educator. Her essay is licensed under CC-BY …
Developing Digital Literacy Among Nurses in Critical Care Unit
This post is written by Reena Antony Samy who is a Practice Development Nurse and nurse educator who recently completed the module EDM122. Her essay …
Open Access in health practice: Is it a necessity or a luxury?
This post is written by Emerson Castillo, who completed the module EDM122 in October 2022-February 2023. He is a nurse educator and he chose to …
The impact of open Pedagogy on the professional development of Nurses
This essay was written by Mitzie Facey-Williams who is a clinical nurse educator and took the module EDM122 in October 2022 – February 2023. This …
Open textbooks, Covid-19 and the cost of living
This is a guest post by Kathryn Drumm, written as part of her final assessment for EDM122 Digital Literacies and Open Practice 2022/23. Kathryn writes… …
Sharing my student assignments openly!
This year for the first time I modified the assessment for the module EDM122 to require students to publish their final assignment openly on a …
Open Access and its Importance in Optometry
This post is written by Michelle Mehta a lecturer in Optometry at City and a recent student on EDM122 Digital Literacies and Open Practice. She …
Fostering Inclusivity and Achieving Sustainable Development in Legal Education using Open Practices
This blog post is written Pia Rebelo, a lecturer in city’s Law School who recently completed the module EDM122. She writes…. I am pleased to …